Knitting Row Counter

Knitting Row Counter MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculate the exact number of rows needed for your knitting projects.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides essential tools for knitters to manage project dimensions. By providing your target height and row gauge, you can use get_row_count to find the total rows required, validate_gauge_consistency to ensure your gauge is realistic, compare_height_targets to see the difference between two sizes, and get_project_summary for a complete vertical overview.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

compare_height_targets

Determines the difference in row counts between two different target heights

get_project_summary

Provides a complete overview of a project's vertical requirements

get_row_count

Calculates the total number of rows needed to reach a target height

validate_gauge_consistency

Checks if the provided row gauge is physically realistic for standard knitting

See how to talk to your AI agent using Knitting Row Counter.

How many rows do I need for a 10 inch scarf with a gauge of 8 rows per inch?

You will need 80 rows to reach a height of 10 inches.

What is the difference in rows between a 20cm sweater and a 25cm sweater if my gauge is 5 rows per cm?

The difference is 25 rows.

Give me a summary for a project that is 50cm tall with 4 rows per cm.

For a 50cm project with 4 rows per cm, you need 200 total rows, and each row is approximately 0.25cm high.

You can use `get_row_count` by providing the desired height and your row gauge (rows per inch or cm).

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